A blue dragon art piece

Blue Dragon Festival

March 11
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This week on Take Note, we’re celebrating the Blue Dragon Festival–known in Mandarin as Lóng Táitóu (龙抬头)–and celebrated each year on the second day of the second month of the Chinese calendar. As aired on KBACH on March 11.

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Chinese Traditional – White Snow in Early Spring

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